I was contacted by a recruiter about the position. It started out with coffee with the recruiter and a employee to inform me about the whole process. I then had a phone screen where the interviewer asked me about just a bit of my background. I then had the Heroku challenge which took some time to figure out what they wanted but ended up being pretty easy. It was then onto a tech screen which I felt went pretty well. It was at this point that I was told that they wanted to have coffee with me again because since I am right out of college, they wanted to make sure I was professional. So I had coffee with a manager of one of the teams which went really well and was onto the final round interview. The final round interview was 6, half hour interviews. They were checking a lot of my personable skills, nothing extremely technical. I thought I did really well and was told I would be contacted by the end of the week. After the interview, I sent one of the people I interviewed with a thank you email, but I also asked about salary. I never received a response from this so I assumed I would just hear back the next day. My recruiter called me to inform me that I didn't get the job for two reasons. One reason was that they thought I was using this position as a foot in the door for the company to move up. The second reason was that I sent an email asking about salary. There was nothing about how I was as a person or my skills were lacking, it was just those two reasons. I was framed because of my background, age, and experience and incorrect assumptions were made. Overall, I enjoyed the people I interviewed with. It was a position I was looking forward to, but I believe the reasons I didn't get the job are BS.